Charley Harper Animals Memory Game

From beagles and bobcats to tigers and toucans—animal-loving youngsters can find their favorites and sharpen their memory skills by matching 36 images by artist Charley Harper. Kids of all ages can enjoy playing the game and learning from the accompanying booklet about the familiar and exotic creatures featured here. It looks great, so you won’t mind if it’s left out on your coffee table!

Sample booklet text:

Black bears usually live in forests and can climb trees. They’re not always black, though; they can be brown, blue-gray, cinnamon, blond, or even white. Bears stuff themselves with plenty of fruit, nuts, roots, insects, and vegetation during the summer and fall, then spend the winter hibernating in their dens.
Caterpillars change into butterflies through a process known as metamorphosis. Depending on their species, some butterflies may grow to nearly 12 inches in diameter. Butterflies feed on nectar, sap, and juice from fruit. They can be found on every continent except Antarctica.

• 72 colorful square cards (36 pairs) with 40-page booklet
• Unique small package is easily stored at home and for travel
• A perfect game for children and adults to test and improve memory function
• Sturdy cards will hold up for countless hours of play
• High-quality printing and packaging
• Box size: 3″×4¼″×3″
• Card size: 2½″×2½″

How to play:

For younger children, play with 9 pairs or less. For a more challenging game, for older children to adults, play with all 36 pairs. Mix and spread cards face down. Players take turns flipping any two cards up. If cards match, player continues. If cards do not match, player’s turn ends and cards remain in the same position. When all the cards are matched, player with the most pairs wins.